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Stories that challenge, inspire, and transform.
Partners in the Wild: How Agentic AI Amplifies Conservation
This next evolution focuses on creating AI systems that not only analyze data but act independently and adaptively in real-world conservation environments.
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International Berea College Students 4th week Interning at KwF
Ola, Emely, and Giorgi have just finished their fourth week working for Kashmir World Foundation. They are sharing their experiences and...
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Drones for Conservation: KwF Takes on Brazil’s Cerrado
Kashmir World Foundation (KwF) focuses on furthering conservation efforts through applications of education, technology, and global...
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Drones for Positive Change
Once a year the halls at Crowell & Moring are filled with children hand in hand with their parents. Together they enjoy breakfast in the...
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How can you Change the World with Wings?
If you walked in the John Hopkins University meeting room you would wonder why stuffed animal ​plushies​ such as a Cuban crocodile, ring...
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Perfectly Rendered Partnership
In 2014, Kashmir Robotics launched the Wildlife Conservation UAV Challenge to inspire people from around the world to develop an unmanned...
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Teachers Take Flight is going Southwest
Professor Burchan Aydin from Texas A&M University-Commerce attended the 2017 Teachers Take Flight Workshop. Through his efforts Kashmir...
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The Princess and the Drone
A student’s chance meeting with a Kashmiri royal leads to a Sewanee drone research program that’s ready to take off and fly. Lam Ngo,...
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Teachers Take the Controls at Foxcroft Drone Workshop
By Danielle Nadler Drones have been flying around one of Loudoun County’s most historic school campuses this month, as teachers learned...
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Teachers Take Flight Participants Start Building Drones
By Foxcroft School Foxcroft School’s Physics Lab became a drone-building studio Monday afternoon when 10 participants in the second...
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